Waiting List Monitoring for Kidney Transplant Patients With Terminal Chronic Renal Failure in Kazakhstan

An analysis of the transplant dynamics revealed that 1876 kidney transplants were performed during the period, of which 9.7% (182) were performed based on posthumous donation and 90.2% (1,694) were from related donors. This highlights the problem of the low level of posthumous donation in Kazakhstan. The findings indicate the need to increase the level of posthumous donation and optimise the recipient-matching process to reduce waiting times and improve patient survival. It is worth intensifying the monitoring of patients on the waiting list to identify contraindications promptly and prevent complications, which will increase the efficiency of the transplant service in the country.